European natural-gas prices fell on profit-taking and prospects of additional LNG supply after last week’s rally.

Europe remains the largest buyer of U.S. LNG, taking over half of American exports in 2025, but weak industrial demand and political tensions could cap further growth.

An expected long-lasting slump in LNG prices is raising questions around the timing of new projects and the returns that can ...

Analysts led by Neil Beveridge forecast global LNG demand to rise to around 441 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) in 2026, up about 8.5% year on year. Growth is expected to be driven almost entirely by ...

Lower Chinese LNG demand could pressure global markets, especially as new U.S. and Qatari capacity comes online and Russian ...

An extended period of elevated gas prices risks pushing up the cost of fixed deals and the energy price cap from April when ...

Cheniere Energy, Inc. (NYSE:LNG) is one of the 12 Best American Energy Stocks to Buy Now. On January 16, Scotiabank raised ...

The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) has announced a reduction in imported liquefied natural gas (LNG) prices for ...

Oil prices settled higher on Friday as some investors covered short positions ahead of the three day Martin Luther King ...

Imported gas will still be needed in the south-east, even with a gas reserve, the ventures argue, rejecting suggestions that ...

On the campaign trail Donald Trump promised to “drill, baby, drill” and slash energy prices within 12 months of taking office ...

Africa’s gas superpower.” Algeria has the second largest proven natural gas reserves in Africa after Nigeria, but is by far ...